Matenia

[E] 15:22:22 - SpellInfo GetSpellInfo(uint id): System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'SpellRec wManager.Wow.Helpers.DBC`1.GetRowByIndex(Int32)'. at wManager.Wow.Helpers.DBC`1..ctor(UInt32 offset) at wManager.Wow.Helpers.SpellDBC..ctor(UInt32 id) at wManager.Wow.Helpers.SpellManager.SpellInfoCreateCache(List`1 listId)

[E] 15:17:57 - WoWFactionTemplate(uint id): System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'FactionTemplateDbcRecord wManager.Wow.Helpers.DBC`1.GetRowByIndex(Int32)'. at wManager.Wow.Helpers.DBC`1..ctor(UInt32 offset) at wManager.Wow.Helpers.WoWFactionTemplate..ctor(UInt32 id) [E] 15:15:48 - WoWFactionTemplate(uint id): System.MissingMethodException: Method not found: 'FactionTemplateDbcRecord wManager.Wow.Helpers.DBC`1.GetRowByIndex(Int32)'. at wManager.Wow.Helpers.DBC`1..ctor(UInt32 offset) at wManager.Wow.Helpers.WoWFactionTemplate..ctor(UInt32 id)

disable your addons and/or get a clean WoW client apparently the function to cast spells through in vanilla (Lua function) doesn't exist in your setup.

I think it was missing trainers in the database for some reason. I added some more and it seemed to work then, thanks.

I looked into the Trainers state, but it's highly obfuscated. I know the TrainLevel plugin that just keeps overwriting the wRobot setting, but sometimes it misses out and then you have to wait for 6 levels, so I'm not happy with that. So I have tried this code, but it doesn't exactly work either. Can you maybe give some more info @Droidz? public static void Start() { FiniteStateMachineEvents.OnBeforeCheckIfNeedToRunState += TrainingEventHandler; } public static void Stop() { FiniteStateMachineEvents.OnBeforeCheckIfNeedToRunState -= TrainingEventHandler; } private static void TrainingEventHandler(robotManager.FiniteStateMachine.Engine engine, robotManager.FiniteStateMachine.State state, System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs cancelable) { if (state.GetType() == typeof(Trainers)) { bool hasToTrain = LevelsToTrain.Contains(ObjectManager.Me.Level); Logging.WriteDebug("Checking if we have to go to trainer: " + (hasToTrain ? "yes" : "no")); if (!hasToTrain) { cancelable.Cancel = true; } } }

Do it so: CastSpellByName("Mangle Cat()()") then mark "Is Lua script, not spell".

Mangle (Cat)()

Thanks for the response. I just had the same issue on Vanilla recently. Even though I managed to target -> cast -> target last target within a split second, it would sometimes really mess up targeting and just go back and forth too many times. The way I solved it now is to add a boolean to an OnFightLoop handler that (just for the time I need to target -> target -> target) blocks the OnFightLoop wRobot runs.

Hello, I can confirm this is bugged. It will interact with the NPC but not go through with it.

After testing, it seems it is fired more often in C# events than ingame.

OnFightLoop doesn't actually loop anything. It's a function that is contiously called (like maybe 10 times a second - probably one per new frame, so 60 times per second). You are registering an event handler that is called from within wRobot code, by another wRobot spawned thread. So think of it this way: //wRobot code calls fight stuff here List<EventHandler> OnFightLoopEventHandlers; Target(unit); //puts it in ObjectManager.Target, targets it ingame etc while(true){ Execute(combatRotation); //for XML fightclasses or something foreach(handler in OnFightLoopEventHandlers){ handler.call(unit, cancelable); } Thread.Sleep(50); } //more wRobot code here Of course this is pseudo code. But if you call Thread.Sleep and keep the thread locked in a while loop within one of the OnFightLoopEventHandlers, then obviously the bot can't call Target(unit) again (assuming my pseudo code is called again and again as well). So you're really just blocking default behavior of the bot through event handlers that aren't executed asynchronously.

You did not buy the file (if you're using the free version attached to the wRobot forums). You can use a DLL file just like any XML or C# file (.cs) in your fightclass folder.

So basically: return GetSpellInfo(GetSpelInfo(1234)) ~= nil; get name by id, then use name to check if it's in spell book...

Not in TBC it doesn't. If you use the name, NOT THE ID, then it will ONLY return info if you have it in your spell book. I've been using this for months...

IsSpellKnown is super easy. Just call GetSpellInfo("spellName") It will only give you shit from your spell book. Or here's my vanilla implementation: public bool IsKnown() { //not a great runtime solution, but spellbook should get updated on newly learned spells //this SHOULD check if we have the rank available string luaString = @" local i = 1 while true do local spellName, spellRank = GetSpellName(i, BOOKTYPE_SPELL); if not spellName then break; end -- use spellName and spellRank here if(spellName == ""{0}"" and spellRank == ""Rank {1}"") then --DEFAULT_CHAT_FRAME:AddMessage( spellName .. '(' .. spellRank .. ')' ); return true; end i = i + 1; end return false;"; return Lua.LuaDoString<bool>(string.Format(luaString, Name, GetRank())); }

The latter has been there for at least 4-5 months

Use the Fightclass editor, it's really not hard getting a rotation started with it. That's how I started too. If you ever reach the limitations of it, you can always branch over into learning C#. But you'll probably never need it.

Bot keeps trying to summon water elemental (which it doesn't have, apparently). Make your own (better) fightclass.